A new vehicle starts with fewer accumulated defects, which makes early protection useful. It should still be inspected before any product is applied.

Transport film, adhesive residue, rail dust and dealer washing can leave contamination or fine marks even before delivery. AVP cleans the paint and checks its condition under direct light first.

Choosing the protection

Wax gives a straightforward finish and suits owners who accept shorter maintenance intervals.

Polymer or silica sealant can offer practical everyday protection with comparatively simple maintenance.

Ceramic coating requires more exact preparation and controlled curing. It can improve chemical resistance and ease of cleaning, but remains sensitive to poor washing and physical impact.

Glass and wheel protection are separate decisions because those surfaces face different temperatures, contamination and visibility requirements.

Why timing helps

Protecting a clean new vehicle can require less correction than treating it after months of use. The best appointment is therefore soon after delivery, while allowing enough time for inspection rather than assuming new paint is flawless.

AVP matches the system to mileage, parking conditions, maintenance routine and expected ownership period instead of promising one fixed lifespan.